Kohawks Begin Minnesota Road Trip Against Carleton and Macalester
Coe College Kohawks, riding a three game win streak, head to Minnesota for Midwest Conference games at Carleton in Northfield on Friday and Macalester in St Paul on Saturday. Coach Willis Lamb plans to rotate three guards to cover for injured Jim Gallagher, who may not start. Carleton, coming off a 56-46 win over Macalester, is expected to present a tough challenge on its home court.
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Kohawks
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North
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Macalester
St. Paul
Willis Lamb
Jim Gallagher
Chicago
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Lamb
Allong
Crimson
Buz Engeman
Squid Collins
Jim Hamilton
Hamilton
Midwest
Grinnell
Cornell
Jim van Antwerp
Wilbur Gregor
Kenny Popp
Bob Connell
Maurice Trickey
Jim McClure
Andy Rector
University of Chicago
NCAA Drafts Purity Code Adopted By 252 Colleges
New York AP The NCAA approved a five-principle purity code for intercollegiate athletics guiding conduct with a year of grace before rules take effect. Prof Karl E Leib Iowa elected president for 1947. Col William Couper proposed ten varsity football games and no post season, provoking debate.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Weda
Karl E. Leib
Iowa
William Couper
Virginia Military Institute
Couper
Iowa State Grid Schedule Next Fall Opponents Listed
Iowa State's football team will face Iowa Teachers, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Drake and Kansas State in sequence next fall in a full season slate.
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NEA
Iowa State
Iowa Teachers
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Drake
Kansas State
Palots Bank financial statement excerpt for 1948 period
Bank officers Hayes and Warteck swear the balance sheet presents true assets liabilities and capital as of January 1948. Total assets amount to 969.80 with liabilities and capital totaling 969.80 and no secured obligations listed.
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Hayes
J. War- Ten Teck
Ao Clark
Plowmen Rally To Top Cherry Burrell In AIL Cage Circuit
Plowmen Uproot Cherry Burrell 42 to 34 securing their first Industrial lea vic tory. Gerald Hopkins scored 12 to lead winners while Dick Berchicht added 10 for Dairy men. Collins Radio beat Iowa Steel 39 to 31 with Ivo Donnell pacing the Steel and Bert Cooper, Dick Blok, Newell Lash each with 8 for Collins. Link Belt Speeder crushed Universal Engineering 43 to 12 led by 10 from top scorer. No Bonk ges games Thursday night. races resume Friday with Ford vs Cherry Oats and RL air vs or.
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Industrial Lea
Cherry Burrell
Plowmen
Gerald Hopkins
Dick Berchicht
Dairymen
Collins
Iowa Steel
Ivo Donnell
Bert Cooper
Dick Blok
Newell Lash
Link Belt Speeder
Universal Engineering
Speeder
Link Belt
Jim Ryan
Ford
RL Air
Boxing Roundup Signals Shamus O'Brien Victory
In Miami and New York reports, Shamus OBrien defeats an opponent as Sam Baroudi and Charley Riley post wins in Akron and New York City. Notable knockouts include Farrell, while Parks and Baltes feature in action across cities.
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Associated Press
Toe Oe Maurieugh
Shamus
Onrien
Miami
Gordon
Mimye
Fritsie Bivie
Pitt
Louis
Charley Riley
T.K
Aponte Torres
Buerts
New
York
Sanders Co Pry
Baltes
Peocees
Georgie Parks
Ashing
Akron
Ohio
Sam Baroudi
Ron
Buddy Farrell
Cabectee
Americans Davis Cup Team Arrives in Los Angeles
The victorious American Davis Cup squad returned to Los Angeles after clinching the trophy. Jack Schroeder Ted Schroeder and nonplaying captain Walter Pate along with Frankie Parker and his wife touched down at Municipal Airport aboard a Western Airlines plane to rest before Friday’s civic welcoming ceremony.
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America
Tri Hant
Jack
Ted Schroeder
Walter Pate
Frankie Parker
Municipal Airport
Western Airlines
Basketball Scores Across Regions Report
Eastern and Midwest games listed with Beloit Ripon 40 to 41, Minge Point 3s, American University 47 to 48, Loyola 55, Redlands 38, and Idaho, Montana, Normal, Boise State competing in the Far West section.
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Ripon
Eer
Beata
Cain Aerate
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Minge
Bebe Tems
American Univ
Far West
Idaho
Montana Ane Normal
Boise Tes Loyola
Redlands
Mauriello Tunnels Shamus In One Round Faceoff
In Chicago, Italian heavyweight Primo Mauriello knocked out Shamus O'Brien in one minute three seconds of the first round. O'Brien weighed 177 pounds to Mauriello's 202 as 6,716 fans watched the upset and departure after the stoppage.
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INS
Tami Mauriello
Shamus O’brien
Joe Louis
New York
Bronx
Louis
O’brien
Mauriello
Belmont Park 1949 Matron Stakes Futurity Entries Close
Entries for the Matron Stakes and the Futurity at Belmont Park in 1949 close January 15. Contestants have not yet been foaled and are entered by their breeding.
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New York
NEA
Belmont Park
Grinnell Hosts Ripon After Dietz Illness Leave
Vernon-Cornell's star center Dietz sidelined for medical checkup and tumor removal as Grinnell hosts Ripon in a top Midwest game. Nelson Pickrell Shank Jacot headline the visitor lineup alongside Teddy Scalissi from Ripon and Cornell's Morgan Reynolds in a tightly contested race.
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Cornell
Dietz
Grinnell
Kohawks
Johnny Nelson
Ron Pickrell
Cy Shank
Chuck Jacot
Teddy Scalissi
Redmen
Horsfall
Morgan
Des Moines Guard
Shirley Reynolds
Johnny Seeméesssee
Erro
St Ambrose trounces Mexico's quintet 59 to 35
In Davenport Iowa on a Wednesday night St Ambrose opened with a 12 point burst by Merle Hoye and led 24-18 at halftime. The Bee's pushed ahead to a 33-18 lead several minutes into the second half and defeated the University of Mexico 59-35.
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INS
St. Ambrose
University of Mexico
Merle Hoye
Bee
Luther Opens Iowa Conference Season With Close Loss
Luther's basketball team begins its season in the Iowa conference with a narrow defeat, as the team splits results in early non-conference play. The Gazette notes the opener at Austin, Minnesota, where St Thomas edged Gustavus Adolphus 51-49 in a tight finish, while other teams like the Globe Trotters and Platteville are also mentioned in recent results.
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Gazette
Decorah
Peterson forecasts unchanged lineup against Beavers
Coach Hamlet Peterson expects no changes to the starting five for Friday’s game with Oregon State. Norm Everson and Don Estenson anchor forward positions while Judge Vegilahn handles center. Ollie Ulvilden and Rufe McDowell provide the scoring, matching Beavers’ challenge.
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Norm Everson
McFarland
Wis
Don Estenson
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Vegilahn
la Crosse
Ollie Ulvilden
Minot
N. C
Rufe” McDowell
Soldiers Grove
Peare
Michigan centers and tackles quit football for 1946 season
Two Michigan football players, center Bob Callahan and tackle Jack Carpen, quit the program at semester end. They left without signing with any pro club, eyed the Chicago Cardinals as a possible NFL destination, and did not indicate immediate plans.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Bob Callahan
Jack Carpen
Chicago Cardinals
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